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About The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1917-1919 | View Entire Issue (May 16, 1918)
DISCIPLINE. erican misguided cranks opoueed the The Oregonian is like a gas engine; K. E. Warner lor Oberiti. liras and I ires war. As tong as self-opinionated it frequently miaaea; twice this week Goodrich Safety Tread. The vital importance of discipline ' fools live, there will be opposers to 1 It filled to reach Scio when it should. R E. Warner of Crawfordsville, Goodyear Diamond Tread in the Army was emphasized the any movement our Government may wishes to announce to the people of Fireatone Non Skid Tread. other day by a veteran instructor at make. Such people are monarch Republicans will write in the Scio and vicinity that he is a candi Fisk Non Skid Tread one of the Eastern officers' training ists al heart. They are not willing name« of Hon. Frank Porter of Hal date for the nomination for Sheriff Lee Tires. But sey. and of' Hon. Charlee Childs of on the Republican ticket, to be voted camps in an addreas to Harvard to a||ow the majority to rule. Get your new tire today. Don't students He said in the course of the majority will and must rule. It Brownsville, for state representative. upon at the coming primary election. wait until tomorrow. his talk that he had made especial is nonsensical and suicidal for the He was the first to file his petition Also Ix-galite lamaev for your observations as to the value of col minority to undertake to force mat of candidacy and has conducted his After this week we can talk about head lamps. The Ix-galite is the lege men ami had found them lack- | ters. That is the Hun method and something other than candidates. campaign in a clean and honorable one which stands the test and com ing chiefly in amenability to discip must not win. Agitate and educate, We can then give our attention to manner so far and will continue to piles with the road law. For sale line. Too strong emphasis upon in but do not try force. The majority good roads or how-soon-will-the-war- do so. If nominated ami elected he al the Ford garage. piomisee to serve the people of Linn dividuality has had its drawbacks. of the American people love their ¡end? county as their Sheriff in accordance | "If you teach the boys nothing else," Governn ent at d are ready tn fight At Th« People« Theatre Live Stock Buyer with law and with efficiency. He he said pointedly, "send them to the for it. The t iermans are now aware - ------ -- - ! of this fact. _____ __ I am in the market at all times camps disciplined." The photoplay “Blue Blax<*s Raw- ‘ does not think the making of many promises at this time best, but will; for fat hogs, cattle or sheep. Also It is now revealed that the first Two Candidato Fail on Liberty den." in which the famous Bill Hart | canning cattle. Can handle old or (Canadian Army, for all its dash am! played the leading role, was the pro try ami meet as many people as he Bonds. thin cattle that are strung enough can. knowing that the people of to high initiative and undoubted brav duction at the Peoples theatre last to travel and not diseased. With day judge the candidate whom they ery. was sent back to England after A list of the candidates for county week. The play was typical of the a (rial, to acquire discipline. An offices who Ixaught liberty bonds has conditions at the lumber camps a will support largely by his general few exceptions I make weekly ship appearance and what they can gath ments from West Scio. Farmers Australian army on a memorable been made public ami of the total of few years ago. The preliminary j er of his character having anything to tell in thia line. occasion forgot its discipline, dashed 16 candid at ett, II bought bonds, the short pictures, especially that of Itase lie therefore asks the support of plea~? call or write me at Scio, Ore. ahead of its objective and was mow Democrats having a perfect score. ball, were well depicted ami laugh the members uf his party, knowing Correct weights and highest market ed down by its own artillery. It I that if they give him their confi Following names appear on list of able. prices guaranteed dence and support that it will not lost 600 men in half an hour—un purchasers: This week. Saturday and Sunday, i lx- misplace»! (Paid Adv.) J. D. Densmore. necessarily. too. These men pos For treasurer W. W. I Francis. starting at 8:30; The Gladstone Co. ■ ■eased unlimited courage, but they Republican; la-nore Powell, , Demie featuring Chas Fcsaiia ami his Jazz Nelles ol Final Settlement would have nerved their country i crat. band; also, Fatty Arbuckle in "The ; Notice is hereby given that the un b* tter by obeying orders to the Judge W A Eastburn. D. B Butcher BoV." dersigned, as the executor of the relate letter. «■WWW»- MwaswwMse- • WiUOMLUPW «RL of Lydia luirgi*, deceased,has fllrd in McKmght. Republicans; W R Bil- Discipline has i»een defined a< the yeu. Democtat. < ounty Court uf Linn County, Oregon, his Anal account as such executor and reduction of common sens«* to a for Sheriff J. R. Frum. Republican. that said Court has Axed .Monday, the mula. Idealists chafe under it. but J. W Moore. Democrat. 10th dav of June. l»ln. al the hour of they must submit to it for their own Clerk R. M Russell, Republican. Bilyeu A Bilyeu, Prop» 10 o'clock in th» forenoon of that day good. The disciplined soldier has as the time for the hearing of object Recorder Velma Davis.De nocrat Phone <»>515 an immeasurably better chance for ions to said Anal account, and the set Commissioner- J. D. Irvine. Re STAtit. Mt.l TS ALL TRAINS tlement thereof. his life.- Oregonian. publican. D. II. Fierce. Republican. MUN KERS and WEST SCIO STAGE - I .raves Scio Pustofllee - There is no discount on the patri otism of the American people. We may differ politically on local Na tional affairs and get so excited about the matter that the aherent uf the foreign government would think we are readv for civil war. But notice the difference. When war was declared against Germany, party was forgotten. All American* rallied to the standard, with both men and money to defend the life of democracy in the world. Only a few German sympathizers and Am- Surveyor Chas. II. Leonard, Re at 7:10 a m and 5AM) p tn for West S ck and 8:16 a m and 1.30 p m for Munkors j publican. Cofom-r Wm. Fortmiller ami Ev erett C. Fisher Republicans. Al bany Democrat. J. D. IRVINE For------- Has Bought Baby Bonds. When the record »«« looked up in Allianv last week to ascertain if any county candidate, of either (»arty, had failed to buy Liberty bonds, two names did not appear on tho list in Chairman Hodges’ office. One of J these, however, had (»ought "Baby” bonds and. therefore should not be j censured. C. M. Keodall,candidate for sheriff on the Republican ticket. > is the party alluded to. ......... ... .. ~ ~ : — signs of warning You may ormav not have failing vision to assure you that Vour eyes need attention, Du not allow your eyes to borrow all W. A. Ewing, your reserve nerve energy. Prvskl.nl THE SUH STATE BANK Subject to the Decision of the E. C. MEADE COUNTY REPUBLICAN 289 W. Second St.. PRIMARIES E. I>. Myers, Cashier I»ocs a general flanking business, receives deposits subject tochers, pays Albany. Ore. interest on Ume deposits, sells travelers checks and drafts, and makes collections. If you believe I have given my beat endeavors to the the County’s business affaire. I will I m * pleased to receive DR. A. G. PRILL Physician and Surgeon S. C. Bro tene Calls Attended Day or Night /7/ I N/C/. /.V *j- eox sc no your support at the Primary Election. > J OREGON I stand squarely on the right aide of all moral questions and 1 shall sacrifice neither principle nor patriotism nor the interest of Linn county for politics. Morrison & Lowe UNDERTAKERS We are in this war and no one can forecast the probable cost to this country in men and money Everv American citizen is expected to "make good" and as I am past the draft age I must What the Threads Are For do mv part here. I want to win this time, if I. can do so honorably, and I am prepared to do my duty as an officer of the law. I was chief deputy in the office for over eighteen months and I have served as a peace officer ami outside deputy at different times for ten years. My record is clean. My accounts were accurate. I never made a false arrest. Never failed to get the man 1 went after, and never lost a prisoner. In case of mv election in November I shall run the office strictly according to law. * 1 shall give pr»mpt, efficient and accommodating service at all times. I shall keep the office expenditures as low as possible, and I shall turn over to the Linn County Red Cross all rewards collected for the arrest of slackers. C.M. KENDALL Republican Candida's for Sheriff Primary May 17, > Office two doors north of the blacksmith *ho|i I have supported the Republican party for over twenty-five years have never held a public office and never asked for a single political favor until I made the race for sheriff in 1916. I am in this campaign, primarily, for the purpose of giving my boy a high school education and doing everything 1 can for the boys who are in the service. A. E. Randall Vice Pres. OPTOMETRIST economical administration of C. M. KENDALL For Sheriff Any and all iierwons having objections to saal Anal account are hereby notified to be present at said time in the County Court room in the Court Bouse in the City of Albany. Linn County. Oregon, and then ami there make such objec Why suffer when relief is attainable? tions. THOM AS J. LARGE. Executor. Dull headaches and dizzy spells are Willard L. Marks, Attorney for Executor. Believing that if elected I can fill I i the office to the satisfaction of the • people of the county. I am a candi-, date for the Republican nomination i for Sheriff of Linn County. Paid Adv. OREGON Every one of the lOe.OOO threads in the Threaded Rub ber Insulation of the Still Better Willard has a dehn.te mamjn. Every thread allows fiea passage to the battery aofu- tioo. Throughthis multitude of tiny paths the chemical action which means a grwxl. Strong current goes on srith perfect freedom. Through my work as I»eputy Sher-I No I mu I s U m rwr ■»' Me r«b»w« in ehuuvj-» , iff I have become familiar with the miM rvsry •*■*« rlo nt eoMlurOrW duties of the office, both in handling thr-meh ths l“*'1 »ua ths efflrMrf if ths <Mr OV’ol« A<«t , tax collections and other clerical ths r.rnbtnstHia W I. m M «•'<» ‘n the axil n«t» wuu.i a«*»-» I work of the office; in serving papers, LA ms «»« H im m - Uawa m »J lias bsttet > Hast ms « it. making arrests and ail other out-dde i work. I was I »urn in Linn County and ' have lived here all n v life. As to 1 my standing ami persona! qua ifi -a- tiona I refer all voters to anyone who knows me. If vou feel you can support me for this office I will appreciate it and promise if nominated and elected tn «SERVICI STATION . • -------- • ------ „----------------- • < give to the office the best serv Ce of which I am capable and tn conduct AUTO ELECTRIC SHOP it economically and efficiently. 3d and Lyon sta.. Albany. Oregon JOS. R. FRUM. Calls Attended to Promptly Dav or Night C. C. BRYANT ATTORNEY AT LAW 201 2 New First National Bank Bld«. ALBANY OREGON Sanitary Market FRESH MEATS Clean!inen—A merkan GUY MrKNIGHT, P roprietor I -------------------------------------- H. C ROLOFF AUCTIONEER W aterloo a. F. P Na. I O regon I'K omm ila S«« m H mm Sale dates arrange-! for at The Scio Tribune Office. 8 cm >. Ore.
